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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1913

Page

8

Engagement for Miss Helen Sears and James D C Bradley

Announcement of the engagement of Miss Helen Sears daughter of Mrs Joshua Montgomery Sears of 2 Arlington street to James Donald Cameron Bradley of Hereford. Miss Sears belongs to several social clubs and has entertained at her Arlington street home. Mr Bradley a Harvard 1906 graduate works in State street and is well known socially.

Helen Sears Joshua Montgomery Sears Arlington Street James Donald Cameron Bradley Hereford Miss Sears Chilton Club Country Club New Riding Club Colony Club New York City Vincent Club Sears Joshua M. Sears Helen Arlington Street

General Probe of Hub Customs Planned

A forthcoming probe focuses on abuse of port courtesies and ex­pediting orders used by influ ential arrivals to bypass baggage inspections. The investigation also examines declarations of arriving passengers, notices to inspectors, and possible interference by officials on piers. Witnesses include Mrs Alice Mellody and other individuals connected to the smuggling inquiry.

Wilkie Customs Service Graves Curtis Grand Jury Alice Mellody Honey Nicholas Schram Schram Shevlin Daniel H. Bradley Somerville John A. Campbell Boston Shevlins Thomas A. Maloney Ellen McNamee Boylston Street

Discovered Cure for Asthma Offer in Kansas Ad

Chemist D. J. Lane of 532 Lane Building St Marys Kansas claims a simple home remedy cures asthma after testing on long sufferers. He will send a $1 bottle by express to any applicant with no money required upfront and payment only if it cures. judge the result within ten days.

D. J. Lane Lane Bldg St. Mary’s Kan Lane Express

Secret trunk markings tied to smuggling, officials say

A trunk found on Miss Brennan's property bears initials in lead pencil thought to be secret marks. The government does not recognize the handwriting, and the marks are viewed as a smugglers’ device to move luggage without standard orders. Later in the text, a teaser for Mike Flannery's "Simply-Pied Spellin'" in next Sunday's Post is noted.

Brennan Mike Flannery

Grand Army of the Republic camp fires in Ford Hall

Five hundred members of the State encampment attended a camp fire in Ford Hall with speeches of welcome from the Governor Mayor and officials. Governor Foss noted the lack of G A R legislators and praised veteran support for Gettysburg celebrations.

Grand Army of the

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